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Each
Western Civilization PicturePack Collection
covers one of fifteen major periods in the history
of Western Civilization. Each Collection contains a
thorough, in-depth series of visual lessons - each
one a segment of history,
told in beautiful large-size images and historical
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CONTENTS
Collection I: The Enlightenment, French Revolution and
Napoleon, 1715-1815
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Western Civilization PicturePacks |
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A
Early Civilizations
to 500 B.C. |
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B
Greek,
Hellenistic
200-31 B.C. |
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Rome,
Christianity
31 B.C.-71
A.D. |
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Foundations of
Europe, 700-1200 |
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The
Middle Ages
1200-1500 |
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F
Italian
Renaissance, 1300-1550 |
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G
The
Reformation,
1517-1600 |
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Nation States
1600-1715 |
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Enlightenment,
French Revolution |
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Revolutions,
1815 - 1850 |
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K
Nationalism,
Militarism
1850-1914 |
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WWI,
Russian
Revolution |
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M
Between the
Wars, 1920 - 1939 |
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N
WWII,
1939 - 1945 |
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O
Global
Civilization 1945-Present |
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Western
Civilization PicturePack
Collection I:
The Enlightenment,
French Revolution
and Napoleon, 1715-1815
All the PicturePacks listed below are
included in this PicturePack Collection.
All images full screen, with articles.
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WCI01: Conflicts
in Europe & Overseas, 1742-1824
● Joseph II,
German king and Holy Roman Emperor ● King
Frederick Wilhelm I of Prussia ● Frederick the
Great, King of Prussia 1740-1786 ● Frederick
the Great invades Silesia in 1740 ● The first
partition of Poland, 1772 ● Peter the Great of
Russia (1672-1725) ● Patriarch Nikon
(1605-1681) and his clergy ● Catherine the
Great (1729-1796) and her family ● Costumes of
Russian Boyars in the 17th century ● Maria
Theresa of Austria (1717-1780) ● Schönbrunn,
a Hapsburg palace in Vienna ● European
powers’ claims in America before 1754 ● The
Seven Years' War: the English take Quebec ●
The English take Morro Castle in Havana, 1762
● "The Seven Years' War," a cartoon
● Map, European claims, North America after
1763 ● Thomas Paine (1737-1809) ●
Americans vs. British at Lexington ● Bonhomme
Richard vs. H.M.S. Serapis ● French
vs. British fleets off Yorktown, 1781 ● The
British surrender at Yorktown, 1781 ● A map of
the U.S. under the peace of 1783 ● "Great
Britain Mutilated," 1783 ● The Battle of
New Orleans, 1815 ● Simón Bolivar (1783-1830)
● Relief of Gibraltar by Admiral Lord Howe,
1782 ● Map: British India, early 19th century
● Robert Clive, promoter of British power in
India ● Lord Cornwallis, governor-general of
India ● An English family in India ●
Sandwich Islands people offer gifts to James Cook
● European factories on the west coast of
Africa ● "Noble Savages" in the
Americas ● Slaves in the British slave ship Brookes
● Slave ship dumping slaves while being
chased ● A kneeling slave in chains
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WCI02: Great
Britain, 1714-1827
● King George I of
England (r.1714-1727) ● Sir Robert Walpole
(1676-1745) ● The House of Commons in session
● The Tower of London in the 18th century
● English King George III (1738-1820) ●
"Canvassing for Votes" by William Hogarth,
1757 ● John Wilkes, critic of George III’s
ministers ● Lord Frederick North (1732-1792)
● George Canning (1770-1827) ● Edmund
Burke (1729-1797) ● Mary Wollstonecraft
(1759-1797) ● "Pittander on his
War-Horse." ● "The British
Butcher." ● A satire on Pitt's
suppression of dissent ● The lord mayor’s
banquet in London's Guildhall ● The Old
Bailey, 1811 ● The London Post Office, 1811
● Covent Garden, London, 1749 ●
Leadenhall Market, London, 1811 ● Billingsgate
Market in London, 1811 ● Toll gates on a
London turnpike, 1792 ● Street lighting in
London, 1807 ● Vauxhall Gardens, London, 1811
● The Royal Crescent in Bath, England, 1775
● Castle Howard in Yorkshire, England ●
The Oval Stairway of Culzean Castle ● The
Dining Room of Culzean Castle ● The dining
room of a Georgian town-house ● The kitchen of
a Georgian town-house ● Copper pots and pans
in a Georgian kitchen ● A pair of Derby
porcelain vases, ca. 1760 ● A pair of Wedgwood
jasperware vases, ca. 1900 ● The Spode factory
at Stoke-on-Trent
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WCI03: The
Final Days of the French Monarchy
● Louis XV of
France (1710-1774) ● John Law, of the
"Mississippi Bubble." ● Part of the
"Hamlet," built by Marie Antoinette
● An Austrian gold and enamel snuff-box, ca.
1793 ● Honoré Gabriel Riquetti, Comte de
Mirabeau ● "The Third Estate
Awakens." ● The Marquis de Lafayette
(1757-1834) ● Cannons carried up Montmartre
hill ● Paris guarded by the people ● The
taking of the Bastille, July 14, 1789 ●
"Aristocracy Crushed." ●
"France Receives the Three Orders."
● A cartoon about suspensive and absolute
vetoes ● "The English Constitution."
● Women fetch Louis XVI from Versailles
● The "Civil Constitution of the
Clergy," 1790 ● Assignats,
currency during French Revolution
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WCI04: France
in Revolution, 1792-1799
● The flight to
Varennes ● Louis Capet arrives in Paris from
Varennes ● Georges Jacques Danton (1759-1794)
● The birth of the First Republic, 1792
● The September massacres, 1792 ●
Maximilian Robespierre (1758-1794) ● A
revolutionary committee in 1793 ● A petition
to a revolutionary committee ● The execution
of Louis XVI, 1793 ● Marie Antoinette led to
her execution ● Lord Howe defeats the French,
June 1, 1794 ● Fouquier-Thinville is judged by
a tribunal, 1795 ● The attack on the National
Convention ● A British cartoon on the French
Directory ● Pacification of
counter-revolutionary Vendée ● Capture of
Malta by the French from British, 1798 ● The
Battle of the Nile, August 1798
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WCI05: Napoleon I
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Napoleon I, emperor from
1804 to 1814 ● Napoleon crowns himself Emperor
of the French ● Pope Pius VII (1740-1823)
● A map of the Louisiana Purchase area ●
Napoleon presented with "loaves" of beet
sugar ● "Liberty à la Française!"
an 1803 British cartoon ● Admiral Horatio
Nelson (1758-1805) ● Victory breaks
Franco-Spanish line ● Victory returns,
mourning Nelson’s death ● The Constitution
vs. the Guerriere ● The Battle of Lake
Erie, September 1813 ● French preparing for a
1803 invasion of England ● "Napoleon's
secret strategy." ● 1804 British cartoon
lampoons unpreparedness ● "The Monkey at
Bay." ● King Ferdinand VII of Spain
(r.1808-1833) ● "Why?" by Francisco
Goya, 1807 ● "And There is No
Remedy," by Goya, 1807 ● The Portuguese
royal family leaving Lisbon, 1807 ●
"Liberty arousing the Continental Powers,"
1808 ● Napoleon and Tsar Alexander on Nieman
River, 1807 ● Map: Napoleon’s empire at its
height, 1812 ● Napoleon invades Russia, 1812
● French cavalry in the Russian campaign
● The conflagration of Moscow, September 15,
1812 ● Napoleon's retreat from Russia, 1812
● A cartoon on French treatment of women, 1814
● "The Press of the Allies," 1814
● Paris celebrates the fall of Napoleon in
1814 ● Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington
● "A Side Dish for the City of
London." ● The island of St. Helena
● Napoleon's tomb at Les Invalides
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WCI06: The
Enlightenment, Science & Medicine
● Johann Gottlieb
Fichte ● Baruch Spinoza (1632-1677), Dutch
philosopher ● Johann Gottfried von Herder
● Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) ● The Baron
de Montesquieu (1689-1755) ● Adam Smith
(1723-1790) ● A cartoon about a Freemason
● Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) ●
The Mohawk Indian chief Joseph Brant ● The
first lecture on Experimental Philosophy ● Sir
William Herschel, astronomer (1738-1822) ● Sir
William Herschel’s reflecting telescope ●
The Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus (1707-1778)
● Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794), French
chemist ● Laboratory in Switzerland, 1720
● The interior of an English chemical
laboratory ● A camera obscura,
forerunner of the camera ● The magic lantern,
lighted by a candle ● A magic lantern man,
18th century ● Bedlam in the 18th century
● Treatment with an enema syringe, 17th
century ● An etching ridiculing the practice
of hypnosis ● Treatment by "animal
magnetism." ● Baptism administered by a
midwife ● A man with dry-cupping bells on his
buttocks ● A woman with leeches in a jar
● Syphilis victims being treated ●
Acupuncture points for kidney disease
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WCI07: 18th-Century
Industry and Life
● A woman spinning
on a Jersey wheel ● Weaving carpets, Paris,
18th century ● Women examining silkworm eggs
● A scutch mill, late 18th century ●
Preparation of hemp for rope or thread ● Stone
masonry, 18th century ● A wheelwright's shop,
18th century ● An 18th-century cutler’s shop
● An 18th-century shoemaker's shop ● A
joiner's workshop, 18th century ● Making
candles in 18th-century London ● An 18th
century cooper ● Grinding grain in a brewery,
18th century ● Glassmaking, 18th century
● Women employed at a glassworks, 18th century
● Agriculture in 18th-century France ●
Women in a London herb market, 1779 ● A
phaeton, late 18th century ● An 18th-century
"horseless carriage." ● A broom
seller in 18th-century Paris ● A lottery in
Guildhall, 1739 ● Card players ●
"Cock-fighting" William Hogarth, 1759
● A 17th-century rat-killer ● Market at
Frankfurt, Germany, 18th century ● "The
Dance of the Korgsmáran." ● Astley's
Amphitheater, a London circus, 1811 ● English
women’s coiffure styles in 1784 ● English
women’s coiffure styles in 1774 ● Wigs worn
in 18th-century France ● An artisan
hand-paints a dish at Limoges ● The Rod Room
of the House of Dun
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WCI08: Literature
and Music in the 18th and Early
19th Centuries
● Gulliver is
attacked by the Lilliputians, 1726 ● From
Swift's The Battle of the Books, 1739 ●
Samuel Richardson (1689-1761) ● Friedrich von
Schiller (1759-1805) ● Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe (1749-1832) ● The Scottish poet Robert
Burns ● Dr. Samuel Johnson ● William
Wordsworth (1770-1850) ● Rydal Mount, William
Wordsworth's home ● Sir Walter Scott
(1771-1832) ● A view of Dryburgh Abbey ●
Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) ● Percy
Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) ● Johann Sebastian
Bach (1685-1750) ● George Frideric Handel
(1685-1759) ● Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)
● Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) ●
Ludwig von Beethoven (1770-1827)
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